Handicap Accessible Bathroom
A master bath is redesigned to be accessible for a wheelchair and gets an ocean-inspired look.
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Hide CaptionShow CaptionMary and Joseph Segarra are thrilled with their new beachside home, but their bathroom isn't large enough to accommodate both Joe's wheelchair and Mary's needs for extra storage. All About
Four years ago, Mary and Joseph Segarra moved to the West Coast so they could be closer to their grandchildren. Although they like their new house, Joseph is a quadriplegic who is confined to a wheelchair. Therefore, modifications must be made in order to make this home functional for him. The Segarras have sought out our experts to help transform their master bathroom into a beautiful, yet handicap accessible space that will be better suited to Joseph's needs, while not ignoring Mary's desires for storage and beauty.
With $25,000 budgeted for labor and materials, the Segarras hope they can turn this nonfunctioning bathroom into a colorful, airy space that is easy for both of them to access and enjoy.
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